Major Challenge for Petrochemical Industry in Saudi Arabia
Jamal J. Malaikah, President and COO of NATPET, discloses the major challenge for the petrochemical industry in Saudi Arabia.
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Jamal J. Malaikah, President and COO of NATPET, discloses the major challenge for the petrochemical industry in Saudi Arabia.
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“We need to make sure we continue to provide the best services and we have to raise the bar in terms of quality. These are the initiatives that we work on every year to ensure that we remain not only the largest but also the leading Saudi insurance provider,” explains Raeed A. Al-Tamimi, CEO of Tawuniya.
“We have different types of challenges. We have challenges arising from competitors, due to a lack of new segments, which is pushing the margins a bit lower,” explains Raeed A. Al-Tamimi, CEO of Tawuniya.